130 Mass. 6 | Mass. | 1880
The statutes provide that exceptions to rulings óf the Superior Court, “ being reduced to writing in a summary mode and filed with the clerk, and notice thereof given to the adverse party, may be presented to the court” within a time prescribed; that “ in all cases the adverse party shall have an opportunity to be heard concerning the allowance of such exceptions ; ” that “ the exceptions, being examined and found conformable to the truth, shall be allowed by the presiding judge; ” that the exceptions shall be restored to the files by the judge, “ with a certificate under his hand, either allowing or disallowing the same; ” and that, if he disallows the exceptions, “ the truth of the exceptions presented may be established” before this court. Gen. Sts. c. 115, §§ 7, 8, 11.
Petition dismissed.